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YOUR HIRING PROCEDURES
CTT Executive Director & General Counsel
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- You must accept any document(s) from the List of Acceptable Documents presented by the individual which reasonably appear on their face to be genuine and to relate to the person presenting them. You may not specify which document(s) an employee must present;
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"He's got a sense of humor," Baffert said of Harty. "He has a good disposition and we liked to have a lot of fun, so he fit in well."
SACRAMENTO, CA 95825
(916) 263-6000
FAX (916) 263-6042
June 10, 2008
SUBJECT: IMPLEMENTATION DATE FOR RULE 1843.2, CLASSIFICATION OF DRUG SUBSTANCES AND RULE 1843.3, PENALTIES FOR MEDICATION VIOLATIONS
The Office of Administrative Law approved the amendment to Rule 1843.2, Classification of Drugs Substances and the addition of Rule 1843.3, Penalties for Medication Violations. These regulatory actions became effective May 23, 2008.
Rule 1843.2, Classification of Drug Substances requires the stewards to consider the classification of a drug substance, referenced in the CHRB Penalty Categories Listing by Classification, when adjudicating a hearing. Copies of Rule 1843.2 and the Penalty Categories Listing by Classification will be available at the CHRB offices and the Board's website (www.chrb.ca.gov) under the publications tab.
Rule 1843.3, Penalties for Medication Violations, establishes penalty guidelines to be considered in reaching a decision on medication violations. Copies of this Board rule are also available at the Board's website (www.chrb.ca.gov) under the publications tab.
The new provisions of Rule 1832.2 and 1843.3 will be implemented beginning July 1, 2008. Penalties for violation of the Board's mediation rules on and thereafter July 1, 2008, will be accessed pursuant to Rules 1843.2 and 1843.3. The delayed implementation will allow for notification to owners, trainers, veterinarians and other affected parties of the Board's new mediation violation program.
Copies of Rules 1843.2 and 1843.3 are linked below.
- 1843.2. Classification of Drug Substances (PDF format)
- 1843.3. Penalties For Medication Violations (PDF format)
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Equine Medical Director, California Horse Racing Board (CHRB)
Volume 26, Number 2, April 2008
8.65 MB pdf - 16 pages
- Understanding Cancer in Horses: Some Common Tumors and What to Expect
- Director's Message - The Same Chances for Survival
- Important Facts to Know About Cancer in Horses
- State-of-the-Art Methods for Diagnosing Cancer
- Donor Support
- Upcoming Events - An Apple A Day: Wellness and Preventative Health for Your Horse
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